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UMass Dartmouth student Kharlita Chambers-Walker in the Claire T. Carney Library.

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Undergraduate

UMass Dartmouth offers 90+ fields of study in five different colleges. We make admission decisions on a rolling basis, which means we make our decisions once all your application and supporting materials are submitted. Learn more about undergraduate admissions.

Undergraduate application

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Alternative admissions:
College Now/START Program

College Now/START is UMass Dartmouth’s alternative admissions program for students who need a non-traditional route to college. It provides undergraduate students with opportunities to develop academically as they work toward success at the university. Learn more about the College Now/START Program.

College Now/START application

Graduate studies

UMass Dartmouth offers more than 50 doctoral, master's, and certificate programs. We emphasize small classes, close contact with faculty, individualized academic experiences, and up-to-date facilities for advanced study, research, and creative work. Learn more about graduate studies.

Our programs focus on research as well as professional and technical disciplines, with important links to the vitality of the region's economy.

Graduate application

UMass Law

As the only public law school in Massachusetts, UMass Law offers you affordable access to a legal education. Our Admissions Department can provide information and assistance as you begin your application process. Learn more about UMass Law.

Law school application

UMass Dartmouth Online

Wherever you live or work, you have access to UMass Dartmouth's outstanding undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs—on campus and online. You can choose what to learn, where to learn, how to learn. Learn more about UMass Dartmouth Online.

UMass Dartmouth Online application

Non-degree students

We encourage students who are not UMass Dartmouth degree candidates to register for courses as non-degree students. Learn more about non-degree students.

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